The online menu shows beef stroganoff as a meal option. They didn't have it the day we went. My…read morehusband opted for the pork tenderloin. He said it was like trying to chew on a car tire - tough, wouldn't cut with the butter knife provided. My salmon was good. Our granddaughter had a chicken salad, she said it was good. Service was great. The play was fun. A bad part was, there was a drunk grandma sitting behind us that was yelling, hooping and hollering through most of the play. The staff should've cut her margaritas off earlier. The seats were terribly uncomfortable. Would we go again? Probably. It's affordable and we can opt to not eat there.

Our 2nd time attending Jesters. Comfortable, friendly crew…read more Well done production. Very nice selection for dinner and was very good.

3 1/2 stars. For our first visit at PoshSplat, my daughter…read moreand I went for "independent studio time" since they did not have any public class during the day on a Friday. We've been to other studios to paint following an instructor, and it was always a lot of fun. This place has a great selection of paintings you can choose from, and then you just copy the one you select, or just do your own. The lady who was in charge of the place that day was friendly, but both my daughter and I very quickly understood that it was better not to change the water where you clean your brushes, or ask for another paper plate (that you use as a palette.) When my daughter asked where she could change her muddy water, she was told that she really did not need to, as the paint should get to the bottom of the pot and the brush would get clean if it stays on the surface. We looked at each other, quite surprised. After a while, I really needed to get some clean water and was told that the lady would do it for me as there is no available sink for the clients. Looking at the paint stains in the bathroom, I doubt this advice is followed by most, but I understand that they want to protect their plumbing and the environment. So after that, since we did not want to bother her, we just painted with brown water (and my daughter never changed hers.) I wonder what happens when an entire class (about 20 people) is asking at some point for fresh water.... I never had that issue at other places, and this was a big surprise and disappointment (that and the fact that you are uncomfortable asking for another paper plate.) I get that they don't want to waste, but you have to keep it reasonable. In the end, we've decided that when we want to paint again, we'll go back to Whimsy in Westminster, where they have a sink in the studio for the clients to use freely, where they give you whatever you need to paint comfortably, and where parking if free and easy. If you want to stay in Boulder though, it's always fun to do one of these session. Drink an extra glass of wine and you won't even bother about rinsing your brushes. Now that's a thought, maybe I should try that next time!

I'm really upset with the experience a friend and I had here the other night for a girl's night…read more First of all, I had assumed, that since this is a wine and painting studio, that the atmosphere would be relaxed and fun. I however, was completely wrong. The instructor on multiple occasions barked orders and "got onto" myself (and other people in the class) for using the wrong brush, putting the brush on the table (instead of on the plate), or using too much paint (or not enough paint). She felt very uptight. To the point that I was becoming anxious about "doing something wrong" and having her say something to me again. I think the worst part of the evening though, was when she came over to my canvas and altered my painting, without my consent. She didn't even ask me, and just put her brush to my painting to "fix" it. I understand I am not an artist however, if I had wanted to purchase a painting made by someone else, then I would have done that. Yet, I paid for a class to be guided on how to paint while sipping wine and having fun. I'm pretty upset that none of that occurred. I was willing to chalk this experience up to just having a bad instructor, but I found out the instructor we had is the owner of the place. I absolutely will not be back and do not recommend this place to anyone. The instructor/owner made it feel like we were in art school trying to get an art degree. I just went to have fun and paint a picture of some stupid poppies. Yet, I left with anxiety and a headache.

I always enjoy visiting Whimsy paint. Last time, I went with a few friends and we had a blast…read more The session lasts two and a half hours and as always, my only issue is with the pacing. We are given too much time during the first couple hours and all of a sudden the last steps speed up. The instructor insists you can stay longer if needed, which is nice, but by then, I doubt anyone wants to. I wonder if they slow things down so that people get more drinks, and when it's too late to order more, things move much faster. In any case, it's too bad!

Best costumer service I've EVER had. They are always…read morewilling to help. Always very kind and responsive. We love to paint here and will always be excited to do so.

Miss Joanie's camps are always amazing! Kids have a safe, supportive space to be creative and…read morecollaborate with others while creating a play. They learn not only how to put a production together, but also how to give others space to express themselves, truly listen, and work as a team. What makes these camps especially meaningful is that my children learned things that have stayed with us beyond camp -- like safe ways to walk on the streets, how to notice and name positive things others have done, and even fun, creative ways to clap and celebrate each other. Joanie is thoughtful, engaging, and truly cares about the kids. My children always leave happy, proud, and excited to return. Highly recommend!

I knew before I arrived, it was going to be on the smaller end. Not in a bad way. It was the…read moreperfect size for toddlers and kiddos. My toddler had fun running around to the different areas and rooms. His favorite was the car jeep he was able to ride on. It was clean and I liked they had a baby area too we didn't make it outside since it was a hot day. But overall, we had a good time playing and it wore out my toddler. That's always the goal of us getting out!

Visited this children's museum recently while exploring some cities north of us. Kids had a great…read moretime. Lots of different things to keep them busy including a big pirate ship, pulley chairs, art room, etc. I loved how they had some older telephones, switch boards, etc. so kids could actually experience some of these items not commonly used or seen today. It was fun to let them explore those and play with them. As a bilingual family, we appreciated how everything was presented in English/Spanish. I did feel like some of the displays were a little run down. Likewise the prices were steep, especially for adults. I really think since adult presence is required, it really shouldn't cost more than $3 per adult. Bathrooms were fairly clean. Place seemed stuck in the Covid era which I wasn't a fan of. Time to move on! This isn't the museum's fault but the day we went the kids there were a bit out of control and rude. That dampened our experience a little bit. They had a little area where families could sit and eat snacks. That was nice for taking a break, especially if you stay for a while. It was a fun one time excursion but I wouldn't return. We have a lot of fun places much closer to us that cost a lot less!

The CAT (now called the Colorado Actors Theater instead of California Actors Theater) will be sure…read moreto make you smile. Every performance I've attended has been of the highest quality. This is a great way to spend an evening - watching live acting in a cozy little theater. You will NOT be disappointed!

It has been a while since I have been to a symphony and even then, I have only been to one when I…read morewas living in Europe in my early 20's. Looking for new experiences, my husband and I decided to make 2013 the year of the symphony. As luck would have it, our friends had access to season tickets and we were invited along for the season. Last night we had our first symphony 2013 experience and it was fantastic. No pun intended as it was the 'Francois Fantistique' production last night. Debussy, Bizet and Berlioz were the featured composers and it was a really wonderful evening. I will be the first to admit that I really enjoy listening to music but really know nothing about it so if I get the terminology wrong it is solely my own ignorance and not a reflection of the experience! The conductor explained Berlioz's symphony to the audience using humor to explain the love story. I really like the conductor and thought that he explained things really well including using small snippets of the music to show what Berlioz used as a "beating heart," "the lady," "cackling witches," and "slithering snakes." I would not have picked up on that without an explanation but knowing what to listen for, I anticipated those sounds and was excited to know what they meant along with being able to follow the story line a bit better. It was a really wonderful evening and as such I am eagerly awaiting the rest of the season this year!

This is a wonderful venue, excellent musicians, and I love how children are welcome. I have a son…read morewho really enjoyed his first visit to the symphony. The hosts were really funny, a great time was had by all. We will be back.

We were introduced to this performing arts center when they performed "LUDLOW, El Grito de las…read moreMinas" , written by Anthony J. Garcia and directed by Anthony J. Garcia and Yolanda Ortega-Erickson, in 1992. A memorably play and a memorable experience. whenever we travel I-25 going to or from Denver we make a stop to remember and honor those brave souls who took a stand! Thank you for the lesson in history, life and values. Gracias, Richard and Kay Wolking Bratton Austin, TX

Awesome venue with a ton of character and just enough grit to feel real! We loved enjoying the…read moreXicanindie Film Fest there this year and hope to be able to see future engagements at this little gem! I was also grateful for how family friendly everyone was! It is important to me to introduce my young girls to theater and this place made us all feel right at home!